2000 Fiat Multipla Repair Question
Asked on February 12, 2012
My fiat multipla's handbrake got knocked and so rolled into a dwarf wall at a low speed and in doing pushed the radiator back including horizontal bracked. The fan looks OK but will have to replace radiator and possibly front bumper at a later date. how d
The corner of the small wall pushed the radiator back but not to the engine. damage to coolant pipes(bent) cross member in front of radiator pushed back in a 'V' shape.No air conditioner. Petrol, manual.
I will need to remove the front bumper at some stage so any help here will be greatly appreciated.
I have repaired my cars in the past and cannot afford to have it repaired.
I will need to remove the front bumper at some stage so any help here will be greatly appreciated.
I have repaired my cars in the past and cannot afford to have it repaired.
Asked by STUDECAnswer
Replied on February 12, 2012
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Replied on February 13, 2012
I would like to know the way to remove the radiator. As some of the heating pipes a bent and creased, what I can use for the pipes and a mounting cross-member at the bottom half of the radiator is bent towards the engine. Will I be able to straighten it or get a new one.
The front plastic bumper is also damaged but that can wait until I have the car running again.
The screws that hold the air intake over the top of the radiator are proving a great problem to undo. I have soaked them in WD but are yet to move, any ideas
I would very much appreciate any information you can give me.
regards
Stu